**ATTENTION:

Hello everyone! I hope you and your families are staying inside and staying safe during this time. 
The district has released a sample schedule that will help you and your parents create a plan to utilize at-home learning resources. The goal of these optional home-learning activities is to help you review and practice previously-taught knowledge and skills, engage in standardized test prep, seek college credit, engage in interest-based enrichment tasks, and/or introduce new learning of grade-level/course content. The district's recommendation is that you focus your time on reviewing/learning content, topics, and/or skills for courses in which you are currently enrolled and that you adjust time frames based on your school schedule, learning needs, and interests. For each course in which you are currently enrolled, you are being instructed to first visit your teacher’s Google Classroom/webpage to read any new announcements and access any tasks or resources.You may want to check out the ELA "Modern States" courses. It contains free 2-4-week courses designed to prepare students for college. Please review the document here: At Home Learning 

Again, I hope you are doing well. I will update you with any important information as I receive it. **

Welcome to my English IV and English II classes. This is my ninth year teaching and my sixth year teaching at Hahnville High School. I am looking forward to working with all of you. 

This year I will incorporate Google Classroom with our district provided Chromebooks. Google Classroom is a tool that allows me to post announcements and reminders for students. It also allows for class assignments and submissions to be posted and collected digitally.

To access Google Classroom please use the following link https://classroom.google.com/ and have your child log into their Google account. Once logged in, you can review class announcements, assignments, and course information. You can also view Google Docs from the "Google Classroom" link on the left side of the menu.